Germany, Third Reich. A Storage Case for an Officer’s Privately-Purchased Visor Cap, Owner-Named Example Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic two letters (209x149mm

two letters (209x149mm

with additional sporadic scratching and loss of finish to the frame

inscribed “Frid(ericus)

They are suspended from a silvered zink alloy buckle

The tunic closes with six pebbled magnetic metal buttons on the right side meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left

Germany, Third Reich. A Storage Case for an Officer’s Privately-Purchased Visor Cap, Owner-Named Example Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic two letters (209x149mm(Etui fr Schirmmtze). An extremely well preserved storage case issued alongside a Wehrmacht or SS Officers privately purchased visor cap, constructed of a hardshell frame with a faux black leather exterior liner, both the base and lid reinforced with layer of light brown leatherette affixed in place with multiple rows of hand stitching, with an integral leather strap emanating from the back of the side walls and extending across the lid (held in place